Dear Friends of the Human Rights Council, Internationally, nationally, and locally, efforts continue to defend and expand Human Rights....

On Wednesday, January 14, 2015 our communities came together for the Concord Carlisle Human Rights Council’s 22nd annual Martin Luther...

Concord Prison Holiday Gift Bags | December 2-9, 2014 For a list of donation items welcome in any quantity & volunteer hours, please go...

Often cited as our nation’s number one public health issue, domestic violence has neither economic, ethnic, nor culture barriers....

by Danae Laura, Abby Fund Founder The Abby Fund and the Concord Carlisle Scholarship Fund (CCSF) are pleased to announce that the Abby...

by Hedi Charde, CCHRC Member Awarded every two years by the Concord Carlisle Human Rights Council (CCHRC), the Climate for Freedom Award...

Greetings from the co-Chairs of the Concord-Carlisle Human Rights Council: please join us Monday, December 1st at 7:30AM at the...

by Ken Heideman, Concord PFLAG Representative When you go to the Concord Carlisle Human Rights Council (CCHRC) web site you find this...

by Wade Rubenstein, CCHRC Board Member Two years ago, at the Town of Concord’s Holocaust Memorial Observance, my father told his story of...

Dear Friends of the Human Rights Council, Our first event of 2014 was the January Martin Luther King, Jr. Celebration, held at the Fenn...

April 27-28, sunset-to-sunset, 2014 Yom Hashoah International Day of Remembrance for the Victims of the Holocaust April 27, 2014 34th...

Letter from the Chairs Dear Friends of the Human Rights Council: The Concord Carlisle Human Rights Council 2013-2014 season is off to an...

12 Years a Slave: Review by Rob Morrison, CCHRC & Drinking Gourd Project While walking down the street In Saratoga Springs, NY this...

The film “Finding Courage: Addressing Harm with Restorative Justice Circles” premiered to a full house in Concord on October 23rd....

by Bethany Lowe, Social Action Director & Youth Program Director at Concord’s First Parish Church Members and friends at First parish...

Fenn Students Hear Malala Yousafzai by Maahin Gulati, Fenn Student Malala Yousafzai is known for her education and women’s rights...

Is there racism in Concord and Carlisle? Yes – based on the definition that racism is a system of advantage based on race, as put forward...

Letter from the Chairs Dear Friends of the Human Rights Council, It has been a busy season for us – our committees have been working...

Racism: Moving Forward By Charisse Gilmer Over the past few weeks, the Concord, Carlisle and Boston communities have been plagued by...

Successful Dentist Recounts the Miracles that Helped Him Survive the Holocaust excerpted from Julie Flaherty, Life After Death John...